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> I think the problem is that people generally don’t know when they’ll return to a tab, so they leave it open, and that creating a bookmark is asking too much c
by kjakm 6y ago
> I think the problem is that people generally don’t know when they’ll return to a tab, so they leave it open, and that creating a bookmark is asking too much commitment for something potentially ephemeral.
Safari's reading list is my solution to this. CMD+SHIFT+D adds the current tab to the reading list which is visible on a new tab page or in a side panel. Syncs across devices too. You just right click > delete to remove the item from the list when done.
- catach 6y agoAs someone who doesn't use Safari this just sounds like a secondary Bookmark list.
- kjakm 6y agoKind of but I think the implementation matters. I use this and bookmarks in very different ways. I can also add to it from the iOS share sheet so add links I see on the web/social media that I want to read later.